Sentence examples for simplistic say from inspiring English sources
The theory is that China should be expected to catch up rapidly, with South Korea at least.Too simplistic, say analysts convinced that the supercycle is about to freewheel downhill.
"Simplistic", said France's foreign minister, Hubert Védrine.
"It's simplistic," said Lynne Breaux, executive director of the Restaurant Association Metropolitan Washington.
"No, that's far too simplistic," said Mulgrew.
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"The consumer is not so simplistic," said Ms. Miller, who owns shares in Allergan, which makes Botox.
"All Latinos are not opposed to this law — that's too simplistic," said Cecilia Menjivar, an Arizona State University sociologist.
The study's analysis of the data was "overly simplistic," said Reginald Welch, a spokesman for the agency.
Furthermore, he dismissed direct comparisons with Mr. Christie as simplistic, saying that their missions, resources and priorities were fundamentally different.
One H.D.L. molecule might even cancel one of L.D.L. Too simplistic, says Dr. Daniel Rader, a cholesterol researcher at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine.
Others call that explanation simplistic, saying French voters remain deeply worried about the country's continuing commitments in Afghanistan, where many think the war has been lost.
